Every June, photos of tournament stringing sheets start circulating — pro player string tensions from grass-court warm-ups, clay swings, hard-court Masters events — and every June the same arguments…
If you have played with multifilament long enough to trust it, you already know its ceiling: the comfort you love starts to feel like a lack of control on your biggest swings.
A coach we trade notes with sent over a photo last month: a stringbed of Luxilon ALU Power, 16L, strung at 52 pounds, pulled out of the racquet after eleven days of doubles.
Most players who complain about their wrist have a forearm problem wearing a wrist costume. The joint aches, sure — the discomfort is real and it lands right at the base of the thumb or across the…
Here is a claim that sounds wrong: the fault is not the thing costing you the match. A single serve landing in the net or long is worth nothing on its own. It is neutral.
Yonex built the Percept 97D around a single premise: give the technically sound player a frame that does nothing on its own and everything under a clean swing.
Say "premium multifilament" to almost any stringer and Wilson NXT is one of the first names out of their mouth.
If you're standing in the middle of the tennis bag aisle — or, more likely, seventeen browser tabs deep — the honest verdict is this: for most recreational to competitive women, a mid-size backpack or…
The stock advice on the Wilson Clash 98 v2 is short and confident: if the v1 is working for you, keep it.